The Los Angeles Clippers waived forward Jahmyl Telfort on Thursday in another roster move for the struggling team.
While nowhere near the level of team cutting ties with veteran guard Chris Paul early Wednesday morning, the 24-year-old Telfort did play eight games with Los Angeles, scoring one point in 32 total minutes.
The Clippers are just 6-16 this season but did end a five-game losing streak with a 115-92 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.
Multiple outlets reported that the Clippers also are set to sign guard RayJ Dennis on a two-way contract. The Indiana Pacers waived Dennis earlier this week.
Dennis, 24, averaged 4.9 points with 2.0 assists in 13 games (no starts) with the Pacers. In 24 games (no starts) with Indiana over the past two seasons, Dennis has scored 3.9 points with 1.7 assists.
Dennis, who is expected to pick up some minutes off the bench following Paul’s departure, was with the Clippers in training camp last year but was waived before the 2024-25 season began.
